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Kindness jar
by parents talk
Jun 21, 2011
When my oldest son was in 1st grade his teachers set up a "Kindness Jar". I followed suit as the students loved it. I decorated a jar with the words Kindness Jar on it and lots of nice stickers. I then put sticky notes and pens or pencils next to it. The students may go to the jar during the day (not during a lesson time) to write a note. They do not have to sign the note. At the end of the day or week we sing, "Kindness jar, kindness jar let's just see how kind we are." If I forget the kindness jar they remind me. I put notes in when I see random acts of kindness and the students notice when I am kind and put notes in to me. I think modeling is one of the best ways for teachers to teach character.
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Mary Brewer On 6/21/11, parents talk wrote: > When my oldest son was in 1st grade his teachers set up a > "Kindness Jar". I followed suit as the students loved it. I > decorated a jar with the words Kindness Jar on it and lots > of nice stickers. I then put sticky notes and pens or > pencils next to it. The students may go to the jar during >...See More
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disney cathy On 6/21/11, Mary Brewer wrote: > On 6/21/11, parents talk wrote: >> When my oldest son was in 1st grade his teachers set up a >> "Kindness Jar". I followed suit as the students loved it. I >> decorated a jar with the words Kindness Jar on it and lots >> of nice stickers. I then put sticky notes and pens or >> pencil...See More
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Jace's Mom On 6/21/11, parents talk wrote: > When my oldest son was in 1st grade his teachers set up a > "Kindness Jar". I followed suit as the students loved it. I > decorated a jar with the words Kindness Jar on it and lots > of nice stickers. I then put sticky notes and pens or > pencils next to it. The students may go to the jar during >...See More
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parents talk On 6/21/11, Jace's Mom wrote: > On 6/21/11, parents talk wrote: >> When my oldest son was in 1st grade his teachers set up a >> "Kindness Jar". I followed suit as the students loved it. I >> decorated a jar with the words Kindness Jar on it and lots >> of nice stickers. I then put sticky notes and pens or >> pencils...See More
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